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They all hatched... :)

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Congratulations!!! Totally amazing. Great photography. Great experience. Thanks for sharing it with us.
 
if i missed it, i apoligize, but what are you plans for all the babies?
 
Awesome ... truely awesome. Thanks very much for posting these pics.
 
if i missed it, i apoligize, but what are you plans for all the babies?

I will be selling them. I will give BRS members first dibs on these (or any other fish I grow) but unless there is a huge demand for them by you guys, most of them will be sold to fish stores.

DON'T REPLY TO THIS POST OR FURTHER DISCUSS THIS OFFER IN THIS THREAD.

Here is my offer for BRS members:

$15 per fish: first-come, first-serve; no reservations. You all will be watching them grow, send me a PM after they reach the age/size that you want.

Don't send me a PM before you are ready to pick up the fish. Don't post in this thread saying you are want to buy, are planning to buy, or that you want to be put on a waiting list.

Please help keep this thread on topic. This thread is about the growth/development of clownfish. I am happy to answer all of your questions about anything, so long as you ask it in an appropriate place. Please post questions about breeding clownfish, or how to care for the larvae or juveniles in the Breeding/Aquaculture Forum
 
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great slide show... this thread is getting better by the day... kudos... again, lol... and again... and again lol
 
OMG! I can't get over this thread! Already showed everybody in my house to see it lol..... Amazing...
 
Checked this thread 4 times today for today's pic but nothin yet :p

If you have not noticed, new pictures always show up around midnight. I am trying to take pictures at about the same time each day so there is as close as possible to 24 hours between each picture.
 
I have a bonus picture for tonight. Here are what rotifers(their food) look like. They are about 1/10 of a millimeter long. See previous picture for scale. This is really pushing the limits of what I can do with this lens. A microscope would be much better for taking pictures of critters this microscopic.

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